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2 Stocks That Are Like Insurance for Your Portfolio

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No one can guarantee a certain stock will rise. But there are some companies that have what it takes to make us very optimistic about their future share performances.These companies have track records...

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It plans on adding eight more regions where it will cluster data centers.</p><p>Amazon shares have stagnated over the past year. Some investors worry that it may be difficult to make great gains considering today&#39;s price.</p><p>The upcoming stock split may eliminate that concern. 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